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So here we're talking about the supply curve, right? and as we know, a supply curve, a relationship between price and quantity slopes upward.
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And we need to think about all the reasons why this upward slope happens.
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And some of them are right and some of them are wrong.
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A.
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Increasing opportunity cost.
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This is right, right? as you produce more, right? produce more, it costs more, right? you are giving up more stuff, right? if i produce, say, a hundred tree houses from trees, you know, i've cut down some trees.
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As i cut down more and more and more trees, i'm giving up more and more and more of the remaining biodiversity.
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B.
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Increasing marginal costs.
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This is very, very similar argument, right? very similar.
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As you do more of something, it becomes more and more and more expensive to do.
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These are basically the exact same thing.
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C.
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Diminishing marginal utility...